clean energy

Renewable energy and energy efficiency projects can seem inaccessible to Philadelphia’s home and business owners due to challenging scopes and high costs. The Philadelphia Green Capital Corp. (PGCC) is making this process more cost-effective and helping to improve living conditions and increase...

Environment America will be moderating a panel discussion about the Advanced Clean Cars Program, illustrating how the program benefits public health and combats climate change. We’ll also be highlighting the growing movement of more states adopting the program.

Yesterday, Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney signed two clean energy bills into law halfway into the city’s Solar Week. The bills target both residential and commercial buildings, providing incentives to build solar projects on both. “Philadelphia is ramping up our efforts...

To continue its commitment to green the city, the Office of Sustainability released more plans last week. The Clean Energy Vision Action Plan drills further into the Powering Our Future Plan to identify actions the city can push by 2020 (that’s T-1.5...

Join PennEnvironment and Philadelphia-based State Representatives and Senators to learn more about renewable energy and why we need to make the switch! There will be speeches from the legislators as well as a meet and greet session after the forum....

The Annual Member Meeting and Conference brings together Co-op members, members of the community and representatives from other Co-ops and other organizations working on sustainable development in PA followed by the Co-op membership meeting. In addition to The Energy Co-op...

Kicking off the summer, the first-ever Philadelphia Mini Maker Faire will showcase inventors, artists, startups, garage tinkerers, crafters, science clubs, and others who like to get their hands dirty making things. These “makers” will come together to show off their...

On Tuesday evening, Green Philly hosted our second Beyond the Blog panel. After 45’s announcement that the US will pull out of the Paris Climate Accord, we aptly named the discussion Paris Postmortem: How to Make Philly a Clean & Energy...

One of the main ways we can reduce our carbon footprint – greatly – is to choose a clean energy supplier. If you haven’t touched your supplier choices (whether you’ve moved recently or haven’t checked your options in a few...